But senders of messages are advised that recipients databases may well impose a limit and, thus should only send long names and titles if necessary Artificially long titles, including multiple subtitles as part of the TitleText have been reported – which cause DSPs that target devices with a limited screen size (such as mobile phones) significant problems.

To support such DSPs, labels are encouraged to separate out the TitleText from any SubTitle and let the DSP decide on how to assemble the title for its users.

<Title>
<TitleText>Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving with a Pict</TitleText>
<SubTitle>New York Late Night Club Mix<SubTitkle>
<SubTitle>with Guitars and Triangle</SubTitle>
<SubTitle>January 2013 Version</SubTitle>
</Title>

If the label wants to suggest how to combine these into a single string it should add a DisplayTitle as follows:

<DisplayTitle>
<TitleText>
Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving with a Pict (January 2013 New York Late Night Club Mix with Guitars and Triangle)
</TitleText>
</DisplayTitle>